Table 3.
Allele Frequency (95% CI) inb |
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Whites |
Japanese |
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Location | Nucleotide Polymorphisma | 677C(N=262) | 677T(N=404) | 677C(N=50) | 677T(N=82) |
Intron 2 | 533 G→A |
.54 (.47–.60) | .998 (.987–.999) | .79 (.65–.90) | 1.00 (.95–1.00) |
Intron 6 | 31 C→T |
.32 (.26–.38) | .979 (.96–.99) | .60 (.45–.74) | .95 (.88–.99) |
Exon 7 | 1298 A→C |
.52 (.46–.58) | .998 (.987–.999) | .64 (.49–.77) | .988 (.93–.999) |
Intron 10 | 262 C→G |
.57 (.50–.63) | .997 (.987–.999) | .76 (.62–.87) | .95 (.88–.99) |
Underlined bases denote the alleles for which the frequency is given.
N denotes the number of alleles examined. Differences in allele frequencies within each population are significant at P<.0001, with the exception of the intron-10 262C→G polymorphism in the Japanese population, for which P=.0018.